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6.0 GENERAL SAFETY (Continued)
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6.8
Only use the R2000 on substrates and assemblies for which it has been tested. (Reference Sect 4.2 Approved
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Substrates)
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6.9
Always lower the handle to engage the brake when the unit is not being moved.
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6.10 Always uses caution and common sense when moving the unit. Additional workers may be needed to safety
move the unit when additional materials, tools or equipment have been added to the unit.
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7.0 BEFORE EACH USE
7.1
Before using this unit, a rescue plan and procedure in accordance with OSHA Standards must be in place to
ensure prompt rescue in the event of a fall.
7.2
Inspect the unit for any damage. A maintenance log has been
provided in this manual that may be copied and used to track
inspections and damage.
7.2.A
7.2.B
7.2.C
7.2.D
7.2.E
7.2.F
7.2.G Check Engagement Arm for freedom of movement.
7.2.H
7.2.I
7.2.J
8.0 POSITIONING THE UNIT
8.1
Verify that the substrate the unit is to be used on is acceptable (Reference Sect 4.2 Approved Substrates) and
the entire working surface has the strength and structural integrity to safety support both the workers and the
unit.
8.2
Position the unit with the Fall Arrest
Attachment Point side 12' - 15' away and
parallel to the working edge to maximize the
work zone. FIG 8-2a
The unit may be used a minimum of 4' from
the leading edge, maintaining a maximum
work zone of 45˚ or 2' from the center of the
attachment point. FIG 8-2b
The unit may be used a maximum of 30'
from the leading edge, however the work
zone may not exceed 15' from the center of
the attachment point. FIG 8-2b
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Check for loose, bent or damage parts, including the talon
and rake tips of the engagement arm. FIG 7-2
Check welded connections for visible distortion, cracks or
other damage.
Check Tie-off Rings for distortion or damage.
Check cables for rusting and wear. DO NOT use if cable
or cable connections have been damaged.
Ensure all safety labels are present and fully legible. (Reference parts list pages 7-10)
Check for corrosion on entire unit.
Check 2-Ring Attachment Point for freedom of movement.
Ensure the Engagement Arm Locking Mechanism is in the proper spring loaded position.
DO NOT USE DAMAGED EQUIPMENT OR EQUIPMENT THAT HAS BEEN MODIFIED.
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ANUAL
FIG 7-2
RAKE
TALON
FIG 8-2
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